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I owe our 35-point win in Kentucky yesterday to your incredible support. So let me ask you — do you think we should let the TV talking heads have the final say in this race? Or should we do what we have always done, and fight together for what you and I believe in? \
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I have never for one moment forgotten what this race is about — the millions of people who are looking to you and me for the leadership America needs. It’s about getting our economy moving again. It’s about bringing the war in Iraq to a responsible end. It’s about fulfilling America’s energy needs while protecting the planet for our children and grandchildren. It’s about making sure that every man, woman, and child in America has health care. \
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Now we have just three races left, and your help is absolutely critical in these final two weeks. So let’s do it. Let’s keep fighting and winning together, as we have all along. \
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Contribute today and let’s keep driving toward victory. \
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Let’s talk about the state of this race. \
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I’ve won more votes than anyone running for the Democratic nomination in the history of our party. I’ve won states that will total 308 electoral votes in November — more than enough to carry the general election. And it is critical that we make certain the more than 2 million voters in Florida and Michigan are heard. \
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We can let the media decide this race. We can let the pundits be the ones who determine our party’s nominee. Or we can listen to the voters. Yesterday, voters in Kentucky joined you in sending a clear message — this campaign is far from over. \
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Throughout it all, through the ups and downs of this race, you’ve been there, supporting me every step of the way. Help me send a strong message that this race isn’t over yet. \
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Contribute now to help us in the final three races. \
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I’m so proud of what we accomplished yesterday in Kentucky, and of all the victories we celebrated together. We’ve worked too hard to stop now. Thank you for your incredible support. I don’t have to tell you that I couldn’t do this without you. \
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Sincerely, \
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Hillary Rodham Clinton
— Christina Bellantoni, national political reporter, The Washington Times
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